How I do it is through selective screening and I have been 100% successful.By instituting certain screening standards it will naturally eliminate the vast majority of non target applicants.For example young couples with children will generally have lower credit scores. 

Those seem like the major two things.

Baton Rouge had a major flood event a year ago and it stands to reason that there would be a huge disparity between purchase and resale prices of properties that are flood damaged.  

This is called the "Certificate of Fact of Existence" and you can obtain it online via VA's SCC eFile.You'll then take that certificate and register your VA LLC in MD and/or DC.

Lastly you want to make sure there are no immediate major repairs coming due soon (roof, hvac, siding, etc) If so make sure you budget that in for the near future.Good luck!!

For example; If you need to force 20% equity on a 100k home VS forcing 20% on a 200k home that is a major difference.

Lastly, consider collecting rent online in the future.

I'll share the basic details of my policy as well as the process we are being told to follow via insurance:$55k +/- fair market value of home$75k insured value classified as "replacement cost"$3k deductible with fire, water and smoke damage coverage$3k coverage on loss rents$39k principal balance left on mortgageWe submitted the claim online with the photos below.

Currently in an Online County Tax Foreclosure Auction I Cannnot figure out how to FIND THE CORRECT "PLAT MAP"(?)

Why does the majority of wholesalers "downplay" that they are not the final buyer?